Sentence examples for good interchange from inspiring English sources

Following, the Stated Preference results of the City-HUB [12], a good interchange could increase between 7% and 20% the use of intermodal and public transport modes.

Everton manager David Moyes: "The first goal was a brilliantly struck free-kick, the second was a brilliantly worked move with good passing and good interchange of play.

Comparison of the liquid-phase RTD measured in the two columns with those determined from CFD lead to the conclusion that there is channeling of liquid through the open channels, with good interchange of liquid between the open and packed channels.

Our first good look at interchange regulation was in Australia in 2003, when the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) implemented regulation reducing interchange rates by 50percentt and eliminating rules forbidding retail merchants form charging fees at the checkout counter for customers who used payment cards.

Despite generally good relationships and interchange, natural resources seem to be a matter of conflict: "there is resentment on the part of majority-culture sportsmen of tribes setting their own hunting and fishing regulations….

"We played really good football and interchanged throughout the match.

Beyond kin-based transfers (e.g., milk to offspring), it seems plausible that what evolved first was the capacity or motivation to exchange services, followed by interchange of goods for services and, ultimately, goods for goods (Brosnan et al. 2008).

Text panels make the point that there was a good deal of cultural interchange between the different cultures and religions.

The interchange of goods and the crossing of borders were supposed to lead to a shedding of tribalism.

Most products were consumed locally, but the specialties or monopolies from any region usually exceeded local needs, and the surplus was sold elsewhere, generating a brisk interchange of goods.

Without the interchange of people, goods, and ideas made possible by the existence of the North Sea, the cultural development of northwestern Europe after the Middle Ages might have been greatly retarded.